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    SKU: SMA-355471-KIT Running Board Mounting Bolt Kit for Ford 8N and NAA Series Tractors


    Running Board Mounting Bolt Kit for Ford 8N and NAA Series Tractors
    Purchase Running Board Mounting Bolt Kit for Ford 8N and NAA Series Tractors
    • SKU: SMA-355471-KIT Running Board Mounting Bolt Kit for Ford 8N and NAA Series Tractors

    • $34.46

    Description

    If you've been stepping on a wobbly running board or watching fasteners disappear one by one, you know how frustrating loose hardware can be. Running boards take constant stress from boots climbing up and down, plus all the vibration that comes with tractor work. This 8-piece bolt kit gives you everything needed to secure your running board brackets properly and keep them tight.

    What You're Getting

    • Complete hardware set with 8 bolts, nuts, and washers—no extra trips to the parts store
    • Proper grade fasteners that can handle the constant stress and vibration
    • Exact fit for running board to bracket mounting points
    • Quality TISCO construction that matches OEM specifications

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This kit fits Ford 8N and NAA tractors from 1948 to 1954, those reliable workhorses you still see putting in long days around farms everywhere. Whether you're using your tractor for field work, hay operations, or general farm chores, solid running boards make climbing on and off safer and more comfortable.

    Made to Last

    Farm tractors shake, rattle, and vibrate through everything from smooth fields to rough pastures. These fasteners are built to stay tight through all that abuse, with proper thread engagement and washers that distribute the load evenly across the mounting points.

    Good to Know

    Before installing, check that your running board brackets aren't cracked or worn—this is a good time to inspect everything while you've got it apart. A little anti-seize on the threads makes future removal easier, and don't forget to retorque after a few hours of operation to make sure everything stays snug.